There is an interesting trend: a new quantitative tool is set to officially launch in 2026. The current development progress is quite crazy—an average of a new small program module can be iterated every two days. Starting from basic calendar functions, it gradually improves into a quantitative trading system, with each round of updates showing significant functional leaps. This rapid iteration approach means that the product can accumulate a large number of functional modules in a short time, forming a relatively complete toolchain. For users looking to automate quantitative trading, this development pace is indeed worth following—the functions are becoming more detailed, and the system is becoming more mature.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 15h ago
A module every two days? This development speed is really a bit outrageous, but this kind of momentum is indeed needed in the quantitative field.
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GweiTooHigh
· 15h ago
A module every two days? This progress is really impressive, but the quantitative tools in this area are quite complex. Let's see if they can actually be used once they go live.
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HorizonHunter
· 15h ago
A module every two days? This iteration speed is really a bit intense, but quantitative tools are indeed becoming increasingly competitive.
There is an interesting trend: a new quantitative tool is set to officially launch in 2026. The current development progress is quite crazy—an average of a new small program module can be iterated every two days. Starting from basic calendar functions, it gradually improves into a quantitative trading system, with each round of updates showing significant functional leaps. This rapid iteration approach means that the product can accumulate a large number of functional modules in a short time, forming a relatively complete toolchain. For users looking to automate quantitative trading, this development pace is indeed worth following—the functions are becoming more detailed, and the system is becoming more mature.